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This looks like it's AI, but it's not
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It is very real. This athlete's name is Dylan McCarthy, and he might be one of the most naturally gifted dunkers that I've ever seen
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And guess how long his dunk session was the other day? Four hours
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That's four hours of running as fast as you can and jumping as hard as you can
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while trying to do a trick dunk. If it sounds ridiculous, it's because it is
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And this is another thing that might sound ridiculous. He jumps over 700 times per week
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And the thing that's crazy is if you ask any athlete that has a 45 plus inch vertical is they probably jumped a similar amount when they were young
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However, most people can't handle this volume and intensity of jumping. And this is where individuality comes in
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Individuality is a law of adaptation. When you train, you want a change to happen in your body
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That's what adaptation means. However, not everybody responds to the same type of training in the same type of way, whether it's in terms of their performance or if their tissues can handle it
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This guy right here is the guy that's programming for Dylan and he lets him jump that many times
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But he's not going to write that same program for a different athlete that signs up for our training
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Every time someone signs up for our coaching, we do what's called a needs ysis. We look at their training age, training history, injury history, goals, their strengths and their weaknesses
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And then you make a specific program for that specific person